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CASUALTIES AMONG WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS AT ST. MARTINS RIVAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Base Hits Drench Machs, Who
Lose First in Three Starts.
Thirty -tivo Safeties for
Fifty-three Bases
PHILLIES UNCHECKED
What May Happen
in Baseball Today
El
Chicago
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Nov v.nrk
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Miihlilnirton
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Nw York
Inrlnmitl
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AMKKIt'AN I.UVOUK
Hon Iyit Vet.
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2.1 27 .4W
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Mriijn. .": VV'ni.lilnltfoii. 2,
Ni-iv Wk-rietrlilnil ( nllrd In fourth, ruin.
Nru lork Irtidliix. 2-0.
national i.niori:
rlnrlnnntl. (Si rhlllln.. 4.
rlltnhureh, 4: Iinnton, o.
(Mi-urn. fll llronklvn. IV.
New Aork. I: M. I.i.nh. 2
TODAY'S SCHEDUI-iK
AMERICAN I.llAOl'K
( lerflnnrt at w Vort. rlcnr.
Detroit ii l-lillndrlphln rinir.
it. loui nt lli.Mon Clear,
t'liluico nt Wiinliliurtun Cloml.
n TitiN.(i, i.n(iri:
York nt St, I.onlt ( Inmh.
Ilrimkhii nt ('hitmen C'lnmli.
1'liilllri nt f'lnrlnniitl llmr.
Huston nt I'!ttbiirih Cl.iuil).
buncle, Will Be Out for
Week Perry Pitches
IJy BnWIX .1. POLLOCK
T OXO before Hip Mack rlowl ijntli
crotl. before the lielitnini; llnslicrf
nnd even while the sun vva 'liinlus, the i 1'','! u"
fctorm broke over Sliibe Turk ji'stfrdny !,,1V"I
and mined n perfectly Rood ball Ramp. ,Iolm
1 Hasp lilts dropped into tbp outer i
workH nnd triiikletl tliroiisli tlie inner I YKSTKKDAY'S KKSl'LTS
.l..f . ...,. ....,.,..1 ami:kican untici:
uuii-iisi- him- mi .vinii .-iiovvii, nun iiu- iirirnlt. 1 li Atlilrtlro. 0.
legu of Mi"-srs. Holers, Thompson and
Scibold resulted in n ilri-mhtne H-" li"
fent for our A's, their first leverse. lu
tlic series with .lenniiiRs'H .liiiiglecrs.
It seemed as if the heavens opened
nnd milled base hits instead of water.
The storm of the Titer bats left n trail
of seventeen dingles for thirty-one
bases, and the A's shower damaged tlie
reputation of Mcsts. 1'hnike jnd Love
to the extent of litteen hits for twenty -two
satks.
It was one of those Ran.es where base
hits and inns eome easj and outs hard.
It was n lonR-diiuMi out utftii that
makes ericket seem like a fast Ranie in I
comparison. It took two horns and
thiiteen minutes to finish the eight audi
a half inniiiRs, the weird warrinR beinR
called lit Hie st.trt nf the last half of
the ninih when the leal lainstoim
broke.
Three Home Huns
TIlUi:i-; home urns hid in tlic bleach -eis,
Till.v Walker. Harry lleiliii.in
and Ira TlaRsteml liftiiiR tiie liall into
the thirtj -cent section for the circuit,
licsides tlic trio .f liomers theie were
eicht doubles and two tilples.
The individual liifli-liUtiiiK piize was
won by Harry Ileiliiitiu, wli connected
safel three times fur a sinRle, double
and home inn. It niiRlit be, mentioned
also that llturv i'iovc in thiee runs' j
besides seoiiiiR tui liim-elf. t
Stallage and Hotli were the only other
athletes who gatlieied thiee hits ilur- '
iiiR the afternoon of cluutiiiR. All of
StanaRc's blows were sinRles, while
Captain Kobert had a double mixed ,
in with his shuns. i
Tom ItoRers began for Mack mid tie- I
parted at the end of the fifth when the!
figures were tied at seven. Harry
Thompson went in was ui owned in the
drenching that came in the secnth.
Harry Seibold faced the storm in the
eighth and ninth.
The A's didn't treat llhmke or hove
very kindly. Thej gut enough mfeties
to win a couple of onlinary pastimes,
Jnit they thiev. away nppoi tunities
galore, an even ilo.en of the Maekmen
being left on the bases.
l'lills After Nfw Kecord
TT LOOKS as if the Phils were after
J- n world's reroid !n long distance
losing. Tlieir .ri-l defeat jesterdaj was
their thirteenth sti'aight and if they
keep up the good woik tmlaj, they will
come home on Monday with a record
that is unmaued with a solitary victory
in the West.
Tlie Phils went into the eighth in
ning one inn behind and they grabbed
n pair of tallies. The Iteds came back
in their poition of the session nnd tied
tbe statistics, but our determined nth
fetes pranced into the lead again in
the ninth and it seemed to be all over,
but a Pat Moran dub is never beaten
until three are out lu the ninth.
Willi Ninth Inning
TTKItR is Hill Phelan's description of
J--1- what happened nt the fatal fm-ins-h
:
It was the ninth inning of about as
hard am! lunacious a ball game as
jnu'll often see upon this vale of tears
and jeers.
The Quakers, having made various
Ited pitchers repent 'of the offense of
living, had steamed in one run to the
good. The tali stood '1 to ,'t, and the
saddened populace was largely outside,
trjlng to mooch rides downtown from
friends who happened to have machines.
Earle Nealo came up and gracefully
struck out on Woodward's curves. Hnt
Karlc hath a top-piece and, even though
he swung wildly at the last one, he set
his face toward first and jogged along.
Anil lie Rot away with it. The uni-
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North Hills Golfer Takes Heavy i
Fall Out of Walter
Reynolds
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TOURNEY ENDS TODAY'f-
f.
SPICK HAM,
The nineteenth hole did not stand
alone in its wetness this morning, hast
night's showeis bad the whole Ilala ' '
course mussed up with moisture when'
the semlfinalists stepped on the tee a
a comparatively earlv hour. I
A big bunch of matches was sched
tiled for today, and it was npcessary
that every one who intended to plnj be
out promptly, as both the ultininte and
penultimnte rounds hnd to be completed ,
before dusk to decide the victor in the
annual invitation tournament of th
llala unit CiuD. i
J. Wood Piatt. North Hills, looked
like a sure w iiinner of the event todav.
I?ut the tournament so fur has been
productive of so manv upsets that in '
spite nf Piatt's great game jesterdax
against Walter Hex nobis, Aiouimluk.
some of his stanchest rooters felt Hint
he, too, might come in for a drubbing
at the hands of a daik horse
Prophet Has Hard Job
An example of the uncertainty of
todnj's result can be judged hi the fait
that hddie Stjles was licked lu the
opening round by a man who appar
ently didn't hae a chance, John
human. Then Ileynolds hnd all the
L
L lU ULvT AT UniinL I l'ttor of the argument with Wood
run fir M A n II ir 1,n,t Mm ,l,, 1"ki" ,!it w,,c;'
I Ull IILU I n I IIUIIIL T.nt nn tIl( filst four jl0p, in rnpf,i
mjMmMvv- vjtiMamriMKm'mhrt TTikiimat'$iLfisms4-wvimM smhii5yva
imim i irn. ze f " - "!nK9(jui,' rtt- ?w5.,ni
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DEMPSEYS EYE WELL;
HE RESUMES BOM
STORM DRO WNS A 'S
IN THOMPSON REIGN
J. WOOD PUTT
JACK DEMPSEY AND HIS ATTORNEY
) ale and Harvard Each
Have Triumphed 26 Times
SriVllrnll I rfl V YnlP nni1 lll"l,"',1 ,,"'w,, linVP mH
L III II IIU I Lnl! 0 on the water in lifl two races, ami
s. & c
Plays Klein Nino and
E. C. Btitlcl Opposes
All-Americans
JOHNNY WATSON TO TWIRL
This i a lni- afternoon among the
si'iuipios in 'In .iti. and all tlie mini
pioniiiii nt i'nl hnie big games scln d
ubd "in i f tin most important is die
(i. litest bilniiii Sliiiwlnidgi' .('lothni
and the Ixlim ( 'hni'iihite ('iinipnn of
hlirnlii tlitiiwii. I '.i It is one ol tin
best km in - thit will lie pnei mi the
gioiinils n il,, Store lliij this miii
A glame lU llie lerolds of till mil
list'ints si,,Un that of the I'm ; miiis
plmiillx Miawliiidge ,1 Cli.lluei they
lciM imiii fnnr, while the iwiii. par
iiMluileii in in,, snine nuuiliei l simt
nnd wn
I
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met
I
I tic- score is- cxaith een, encli hav
ing won twciitN six
Since 1 still, how eier. the advan
tage has been with Vale, wth sixteen
victories to tell fur Mm Mini No
laces weie lowed in 11H7 and MIS
hi cause of the war.
ale's siiness estenhi was the
more notable because of the fact
that the clew was maihci! b l'ro
fessiir Miithei Abbott, an mintor.
whu gme smli tune as be iinibl
finui his other dune. In the work
I In i v in l. mi the other hniid was
oailiid b' Hill llniues, ti piufis
sionnl inasuiiin
U. S. TOfiCo TEI
mi w.n sin nssfni in nil -i h. Kimi Five Quaker City Athletes on "'"' '" J""1 I'-mii-p.i h stafi of sparring
' nil is eniln- tlie maiuigi ,ni nt of John luitmis Jhi expects to lemr.in. in
link. in nigi . wim twilled fm ti,, I'lni- American Aggregation for """l1 .iimut ten das n,. is' to
Contender for Title to Spar
Daily Until Day Before
July 4 Battle
SPECIAL TRAIN QUESTION
Toledo. June HI After a lmoff of
ten days due to a i ut oei nis right
eie. Jack I)einpse is scheduled to re
sume hard training nt his Mautucc bay
slime (amp todai for his hean weight
1 hauipinuship cimtest with Jess Wil
laid in re Jul I. The wound is suf
In lentil In-tiled tn permit bning find
the linlh tiger expects to pull on the
gbiM imi afternoon until a dav or
i-'t In Ion- the Indcpcnih nee l)n match.
Jink Malmie, a St. 1'anl wclter
wnglit mni Hill, .Alisl;,.. a light heavy
weight ,-ibi, ti,,,,, St. rani, aie sched-
w In ii Hugh Duff was malinger
.im st.iis in hine-I'ii
piisiiuuil nf the Kbit,
Allied Meet
succession Uejnolds's slock did n tail
' spin, followed b a nose dive wlien
Georgian, Suffering From Car- ! rintt won tlie ninth hole, putting him n
up nt tlie turn. All oi which means
that the piopluts are in for a long,
hard day.
HcMiolds's trouble esterdny was
largelv faultv putting He began
nd could never
get out ot nn pulling sunup, nn iiu
other hand. IMatt was putting as well
as diiving with den ill accuracy, and
the combination gave the North Hills
cuith the decision, 1 uu nnd !i to go.
MAURICE BURR US PLAYS .S'f'MffiSl?
mhmitich ni:TnoiT
il't " i:ilUon. "Ii
r.uiiNiiii 3!i Shnrtpn. rf
llnth rf Wnrh. If
ill-er if IMIinnn 11.
Iluri-ui It. rinKuleil rf
Ml.innon li .Inni-s. 3b.
iitiinin. ss f)ir. ss
rerklrm i MansR. ,
ln p Dims-i, n
I'mplre" Nallln nn.l Connolly.
Ita ('. ( iiuiiiin, Milw.uilice l.iic .mil the contender for the lie.ii
weight title in tlie Jul bout with Jess Willaid are sitting on the from
steps of the Oleil.iuil Club, lU-nipse 's lle.nlili.iitii s at Tolnlo. Tilt are
lalliing iuer plans to (Ultimate John, the limber, ."null lue boxer's trail.
The baiber, wlujsc teal name is John Heisler, s-is lie has .1 llr-c.ir
contrail giving him tontiol of the bovlnrr career of Dempse
i in .i i s.iiini i in tin- in I- ii. line in
i- ii.n listing. Walsh fm mi i t pl.ned
with lb ihlcheiu Stiel illi.l ,w Vinl;
Mati League, Hitter with ih, x,.w
..l Winiits. Iiiacki in nlge with tlie
l'liilliis, Wiighthoiise witli (I,,. lVtm
si h. mi i State hingii" ICillingu and
ii i. . ..e .1 i .
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1 mi ill" sew iiin .-st lie League
Tn. ut and 1'ianstnn with liethh hem '"'1'". ,"'1 "" f"'l" " :
niyn jtiriii. It r T mi
in. mie M.iiiu I,,, ,ls M.rvices While
tiniiiing wit!, I), mi,,,.. Alisi,. Will con-
dm. ui bims, f , i,,. ,Mt,.,t with Itnt
lling hi i Hi, ki wlni h i, to be stnged
SCUDDER IS ON THE LIST - "- r..i j,,., ,,,,,.. of Toiedo
lily limits, on .u. I!.
Coh.ii.hrs, ri.ime. .In,,,- UiiulelnMih. ,'1'Im " l';:":' ' ',""""" f tlie lienvx-
, , '. ' wn-iit , hiiiupini i-Jnp i ..nt, ,t received
I lie ntliletes who will lenresint tin a ru'incr fnnn the r,,.i..i s, ....... n.
'. .'Mll.a li.l.
Miniiiaii urnn in tne mti inllieii gmni
Mite heaglli
Sinl .in d r.erger with Ni w o,v Slate
'I he batten fur tml'ii's gam., will
I.. Hill ltiller and Trout fm the visi
ims nnd Jiiluisnn oi I'.iMislniw in the
b" anil hidgnte iiitihing fm Struw
budge iv t'lothiir Tin iisitin-, m(.
i mi tub ni of winning
w 1 1 k w ere
n s nf..- I
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V.. I! I'.il.l.l in
1 Ml" " T I lik I'll
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llunnlnt: l.r.ui.l lu u ' 1 lint i I'u-Lu-in.
l'nl rclrt It T Wntttilnctnn Wn. i
liist-.n I i I I i: .Ii.hm.in l aril' 111
Ii 1'i.lltler w link
1'nl ill t i tush IMu.ir.I T s. ,,n, r s ,1
lull r I h.rle, I'.iil.ti.ik l'.i, ..). in. I i I
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r. . Im. i M Hi..! 1 ii k url llie
lln i. t r h th Inn II. It .1.. rt siri-..n
Mis .url l'niirnil l'r-.1 Ki.l. i.ok An
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m nnnnnrTr me. ts u, si,..i,gest L,, u- ,, Amw ,,,, ,., ,, , ,,,.
ft Pi tt r :,',-";", ll,,,H. ,!'"'',","' "'-"" . "";"'?um.r ,, , u, .. , .r ' "' nnii..iii.(....i that the im of
1 UlJ II "- '',l'"'-' "lth A,t mi s All M,s,rl fnH.rsll. 11,1..,, -tmv- l M-re lef.u.s g.;e,te,l bv the lira,, navv
II UUIIII LIL,A lliillis win Iiif llM, hii ,lll(k lay. J"",, '"" '''"' T --1 r""N ,un.l -iWli.,,, hcud 'of boMiig control
ioiki iiiluiiiu-iti.idnii in regntd to tho
"lietlltllUI nf spii'illl tllllll biiiiging
deligiitioiis fm in disimit dibs tri. the
nuitili. Tin iiilmg was to the effect
Unit il was t. i,in of the ndminra-
tiati.ii, to iiuntiK iiieni'c tin genera1
trnwl ns little .is possible and Itiekard
was aihised tn lake up the uuestinn of
spici.il tiiiius diref th with the railroads
iiiluerned. lie plaillll d to get in im
iniiliate i n'nmiinii'ntion will, the pas
senger iigciilK of tlie rnilioads over
wlinli the spi'cuils an. Mheduleil to
i
I ?
Ilillihile tiiiiii hist Sntiiiihi
will h'Ue in the bn this iiflei-noiui
lillikl sun n.-t.-r nil. I'.rl I 1
I Sfilnk i'htr ii-.. I., l. s,
Misses Warren and Anderson Sixty-fourth Annual Crow Races us ,.w imrhr. .loimn. Waiui fm-- r,ii'im.i'.,i'!-',"''i",!t'
UU'lh nf the Athhtli- 1 le w a, se, lire,! ,".. T'n,,r ' ."'.',"'",' '', ''
1 M.irston ISeatcu
I l'diir stain were left in the semifinals
of the Wilmington Couutr Club invi-
This niorn-
t.ition golf tournament.
!; 1 J Tv..n.. ..,' 11.:.,. .I.,., (..., f..
illlg .1. n. I'l.td, oi i .ni"'.''... '", '"
I Millie laih, June 21. The Petu.it ,,, Sldnev Scott, of Wilmington.
Iigers aie Cobbles today indeed for wMjn Cmernn It. l'.uxton, the Phihi
the final game of the series with the ,l,.li.l,in elinminnn. nnd V. C. Newton.
"Maekmen. Tlie famous southerner left of lirooklinc, were booked to come to
this morning for his home in Atlanta. , getber. Dean won the gold medal for
(ia. He lias been ailing for the last ' the low (iialifing rounds and at the
few da. i with a cai buncle on his right , h.wincwood Hall Cup tournament earlier
leg. J In the week, and is captain of the Tiger
The length of Cobb's stay in Georgia I golf team,
will depend upon his .ondition. He, Young Scott wns the hero of yester-
does not intend to icinin the Ilengals day's doings. In his afternoon match
until lie has thoroughly if covered 'ho defeated .Max: .xinrston, oi .vicnon.
Cobb lias been out of the lineim for ! Hnth iilnj oil sensational golf for the find
almost a week, but he has remained nine hobs, Scott was out in ."..", one Philadelphia Crii Ki-t Club ,
Capture Title in Final at
St. Martins
Have Big Entry List for
This Afternoon
in n'.lie nf hdille I'll us. Hill M.ii.fr- I 111", in thriw 11 I.
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llfl Will, lis usual, iln the Im, K-t.uilllllL' S.ilh, rlicl I'lM-l.ureli W
At the Stitsnn giniim,. Iinitth itml iloi.i N I
1 piolialilv would he leceiveil here late to
' d,i m t. mini iiiw for the consideration
" ' JKi',' ' ui- "f "'inpsev and tlie hent weight chnm
n ti 'nioii.
Hrit ''hi ilfo I
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TRIUMPH BY 6-2 SCORES, FIRST EVENT BEGINS 2 P. M.
Milks stte.ts, the Hatlllllkeis will lip- I ,,, 72 ' ",' , 7 " I I i ,', l II f
I
K ItOItKKT T. I'Al I.
St. .Martins, l'.i.. .lime 1 M
hliznheth Warien and Mt,s I' nelop.
Aiidersini, bnth nf the I'mintn Club
nt Hidininnd. Va.. lod.ii defeat, d .Mis
Mar Ilcat.ui and Miss Kathariiu
hauiler, of the Greenwieli I'ie'd Club,
Conn . in the Mull event of the limine
double,, wtiming the gills' (liaiupiou
ship in the thi, t. -se, m,d annual wmn-
hampinnship tniii'ii.iment at the
11 this v i tors the
with the clnli nml lmo n-nt.i,...i n... under iinr. and Maistnn hud a .in,
games from the stands. Yesterday he which ('(pialed the par. Scott shot four
nnd Jennings (nine to the conclusion 1'ir holes and three hirds. while Mnrston
that lie would recover more rapidly if llll1 six Iur hoI('s nmI two MriU
he were nt home. ' .hii forso wins
Scott IVrry went in to work for C. . ,,,,; L Co of ,,, Vmmth
Mack todav for the first tune smce rountry Club, icgained the junior golf
June 1 The big western hurler iniuied ,.ilnmplnnsliip of I'hiladelphia .vesterda
his left s,,le in the last series w ith bv ,u.f01lting It. K. Hanson, of Stenton.
Itostou t-nil has been forced to take a j tll(, Jciding match for tbe title pla.ved
rt,s'- , over the tourse of the North Hills
.Maurice Iturnin. the new outfielder r,mntT Club, b.v tlie nairovv margin
from Coliimhin. S. C.. reported to 0f -i ,,,, n,i ' to go
Maik tins morning, and wns placed at1 It was a verv close and interesting
m sr misc. i.eorge inirns peing nssigned contest, with the ieult in doubt until 1, , nt ,"..,; .
til I I" ...lie I Ilnrnio i o l.lo. r.l,n .. ............. ...... .. . tt nt tlie HCt Showed 11 stlllkl
" ' -' - "b -",', .. me stxieeuiu gieen, wnere liansou
left-hand batter nnd a southpaw, missed tlie easiest kind of a putt. The
thrower. Senton entry had stagul a fine rally
Pattss lecrive.l the pitching assign- beginning nt the twelfth, nfter Corson
ment from .luiuings. Pauss workeil m had lost a hole he had lenlly won bv
plaing some one, else's ball, and it
began to look as though lie would emerge
on top. Thnt mussed up putt, however,
proved fatal and tlie mntch ended there
nnd then.
The S. Im v I kill .u,v icgatl i is mi l.n
lo.l.n After scvciiil w . e' s of tunning
Silnivlkill XllV u'llsuil'll Will liiiet Hill
att. i ii'inii tn ibtetmine tin h .uling inw
iiig men nu the liver for the l!U!l si .1
sun Yirtti.ill i vii' club has entend
lis best oar, mi n
l'icpKts ate that the sivn-fmiitb
ni.iiii.il i.gntla Ibis ve.it will l nf
the best ill the histoij nf Sihll.vlkill
lowing
Thiil. u .vents an im luded mi tlie
progiam. although mil twelve ait, ml
lace, will he staged, tw,, .,f them, tin
singles
pes. .Mai shall h Smith. TI
i lull is . njov lug lis be,, y
the club gmng at t(.imitih lurm M.in I "' '
nei Carinll pn ill. I , a win fm til
Smith i bib.
latter i '"t 1,n h.. ( .1 rn
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Vilgini.i pl.ivcs ";-""''": "" iianpinusnip
.... . ' in,, if. in: I oiinniieil.
nine me n,-s, gin, tinimii s en. mi
May Lengthen Seaoon
r(irin,l, Juno I'l - i .! vii (V.tr r pr. si
l.i.l .1 Hi Inr ni I i.lnll .lul, l,.h ui.n"
1.. N w l.rli t. pr -- im. n l'r. sit. ,,, r,,t-
II ,l'i illlllv ut 1 rmll-.nlinr Ih. Inf.-rnii
1 ml I . ,, l ,. ,-. i nu. w.-.-k ,.. rts tn
in tkp It n . -filMe t., ph. tl.. prni..-. I Int.i '
M .11 I '.If ,,, ,nr T , ,,,,
V Miim, ! I I ,,r ,v,, ho.
s-M'l SI ill. M i. I'linihri,. V I'
..is- Ilr.n.i r N . V.rk , ic,t M.nt.a
Vns'e.. Hi,rrv 1,'i.rj-l ,, , ,r,i .h.'
I tur. IIih hhow
iii'iin -V III) mi r ' l )r i
I .1. n I s l l vnr i
I.. VV.iodliuri, I'hlh'del-
Boxing Bouts Postponed
m .mi hi-t nlKht the ppn
mnl r ih Tjsnle nf th
w ii . i.,,'nin.( until Mondiy
r I'.nrns ,r t nni' .1 thnt tho
lnli.l f .r ' . Miil't will tra-
I. ,iU( Ii ,!iii,lotitiit K.tme uith ih.
..in A1H.. I .11. ti it. nnn n t Willi, rrt
AiiitI
lue uznttll is ill. nun (1 tn stmt t.
pious m the I nited Sl.itis, as the chain soon after L' o'i hu k as pns,ihlc, after1
pionship laurels aie being nwmhd fm wlii.h time tlie uices will he held on a1
the first time tod.n tiff." ii-niiniite sfnting w lule. The I
., ,. . , , , fact that thine will be two ref e boats t
Ihes.ore wa. (.--', I,-.', with the viciM ,, , Mn,nK ,( m, , ...j,, (
tots in the lead throughout viitiinll I nu is. as the 1 iistmnnt' ih Im, in wait- I
tlie entire mntch. lB foi them In gn up the nver will be
avoid, d
The enti list nnunumid earlv in the
Boys' Club Plays Today
Cerm ml i n l!ni Clnl. IIIu. j. wli. hi.'
Wltn II. ' Slln.- Wlll-l.Ut 1. lief, .t. 1.1. l"ll5f
1 all, V M V nl ijin.n I in. an. I Vii..i
hliUon n' nu. tl,l -. ..f'.ornu..n
Up-to-Miniite Maries
of Leading Batters
It-) it I...- h ., nt. it .n.l tump II I'ri-m
l h.ir' 1 1. r l niplil.. 'Ii nn I I M I
I. n ' . V. nk It V v s vi .1 .it , IP
IV. ml, I I'rvin l).'i I lie I. K
VV I I. Ml It lLirniml W I l'.i n liihn.
town I'n
1'. ntiiihion VV I.i.nlr I, wl'l m M
i: i v i ii t nii..n ,D i r i ii
A v Norm in ( nil . pp. r V .
l'r..'"' i.iinlr nn V (Jiiimii h, s
V.irk 1 Vniiii N. irk N I VV II ti
nun lleiirnnl Mm.. VI, (. K.innll. 1'hll ,
.l.'lnlil.i, VI .,'ithnn - r TiU.-l 1I.M, ,n VV. I .i
K.nn.ih. I'nrl. h.lci S Y l'.i. Ml ,u'
i hi. is'.t
II ii J "( n "1 throw -Pr .1 Th .ins. n
Frankle Mason Beats Ertle
liii.i.l,, "lllrh . .Inn- Jl Showtn
l.riiiul It.iin.ls, vltrh . .Inn
-in .. I I . . rn ss fhn.ii
IV n i M i of r.r, VV
,. i i I'.., .. ,
ii" Jl Showtnif I
h ill th liouV. 1
tO ln.1 wbsS. -
. I ,.lu nl UI M
lulling l.iilc of St.
i ii r..u 1 eonl. it- hero lapt
Yale Nine Favorite
llriH.hlin. 'nn. 'Jl v . . i.l
will m i In the hi nl urn. ..f 'to r
, , i , i:i. ., n 1 1 -tils f in
Itlu t.nm H fn r. .1 lo uln hi ii
Il u n t . ,,r i-'l l ui. m I r . it
1 1 . , im in w ill -iiirt ill I
tne in st game ot tlie series and wns
beaten, but lie i anxious to get re
venge on the Mack tailenders.
The presence of the Tigers, who al
wn.vs lave been a good attraction here,
and the comiug of Ilurrus, who has
been touted moie than any other oung
ster breaking into the big league, com
bined to get a large crowd out to tlie
game. Tbe gathering was larger than
the average' Saturday crowd.
Binglcs and Bungles
"I nee thp Phils broko western baschntt
Invv vvslerdav " the tfuy with the hrown
tlerhy Inform..! us. "Uleht nnd a half ln-
nire let It en for fnnr l.nlli n.i .!., nln5 hnscUill 1ms heen the rule with them
, .. . ..,.,, ,,,,, , ftnn josteraay iney naa
nn umpire nam said i, tiling not all lnnines.-
our reasonings nor all your bowls cun
call it back.
lu phtv almost nine
Smith tried to achieve, but nTctiscl
wrapped his hand round the ball with
n cruel leer. Then Xeale broke for
second. Small Manuel Cueto fell in
front of C'ady ns he threw, and the
throw was a bloomer. T.0111I cries from
J. Coombs nnd pals, but nothing doing.
Then Cueto walked, and Oeorge
Smith essn.ved to (ling "em" through
instead of AYoodvvnrd. Ucfore lie had
even pitched a ball, he unloosed a wild
chuck at second, wherefore Xeale and
Cueto moved along a base apiece.
AYingo was purposely passed, with
the vague hope ot a double play. Hill
Itaridan advanced instead of Illlcr, and
the second ball just suited him. Draw
the veil over tlie scene ns two runs
followed the roaring lilt of farmer
Baridcn.
Jon Durnn had n bad first tnnlnc with n
couple of boots, but hU l.ln:. In the meventh
on Vrnch when he went to ileen short, un.1
siienred n. hard-hit grounder mid threw the
runner out wns mnrvel.
Old Man Cravath continue to whale th
sjihere. He hail a single and a tloublc out
of tuo times up.
If there's nn art In losln? thn Prills nre
papt masters The v'oombsmen would have
Rained their destination last place lon
iieo !( those pesky llravea didn't Insist on
losing every now and then.
Scott Perry has recovered entirely from
hit Injured side nnd will start In the llnnl
of the serleM with the Tlxerti today.
roi-reit Catlu all dav lono threw like a
respectable wavhlatlv. The Rett ttole bosei
.iettu much as thev pleased, although Cady
saus that the batsmen bnnlprrf hint suiiirfhlitci
sinful and Huron never gave thevi even a
hard look. t
Whit's tho use? Tho A's (tot fifteen hits
tn one of their names In Cleveland for two
runs and lost and amassed the same num
ber for nine runs esterday and lost.
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
Jabrr White, of Albany, and .Trankle
Tlurnfl, of Jersey City, have been sinned tn
clash In a ten-round bout at Troy. N Y nn
the nlsht of June 30. This will be the lirst
boxing contest to be staged In that city for
several years.
rteoodlen. trainer of Iw Tendler. Is
planning to run an all-star bintnmwelsht
program on the afternoon of July 4 nt River
side J. J. ticoodles already has signed
J-atsy Johnson, Max Williamson nnd Patsy
Wallace to appear on the program.
Harlem Eddie Ilelly and Lou Ilogash, of
Bridgeport, will come together In n ten
round battle at Plttsflcld. Mass., on Monday
evening,
(lassie Lenl', of this city, and Benny
Valger have been signed 10 box a twelve-
round-rio-declalon affair at Lowell. Mass., on
tbe night of June 20.
I.ate fimlth. matchmaker nf the Empire
A. C. was suddenly taken 111 at his home
Thursday, night. Ileports from the hospital
late that Smith's condition Is slightly Im
proved. Pete Moran. Nate's assistant, will
arrange the bouts until be Is well enough
to get back on the Job.
The final bout at the Kmnlre. A. C. on Mon
day evening will present Jlddla Wagond and
Charlie (KJd) Thomas, This will be the
third meeting between Ihe pair. Their otlwr
k two contests were of the sensational kind
and former 122-pound amateur king, will
lake part In his first professional bout when
he faces Davie Moore In the semifinal,
Micky Hrltt nnd Mike Connors. Johnny
Ketrhetl and Jimmy Mvsnn and tJSni.i.
McKenna and Charlie Leonard are the other
nouis on wit nruiiram. mere also win be
a battle royal.
Hilly llevnns, of Wllkes-Ilarre, and Toung
Merino, of this city, will be the contestants
in the final bout at the Atlantic City Sporl
li.S Cluh on Thursday evening. Patsy Wal.
lace anil Max Williamson will come togetlmr
'n the semifinal Willie Spencer faces Little
Hear In the second bout, while the opener
will be between Kid Basen and Joe Davidson.
Willie Jackson is getting ready for his
elght-ruund battle with Tommy Tuohey.
which la to b staged at Paterson, N. J on
Monday evening,
Joe Welsh and Young Joe Borrell will meet
In the final bout at the National A. A next
Thursday evening. Promoter Joe drlffo has
signed Joe Mendell and Youngt Danny Buck
to appear In tho semifinal. Three other
good bouts complete the program.
Harry flreb is getting ready for his ten-
rouna encounter wun juixe umuons, or ut.
Taul They will be seen tn Pittsburgh on
Monday night.
Th'rc more Philadelphia, fistic fans have
announced that they plan to maka the trip
to the WIIIard-Dempsey fight by motor.
TTalrmnunt .In Mtirnhv Tl,,, (IntM mnA tnhn
any. O'Malley. brother ot Johnny Mealy Price expect to start on July J,
Until pla.ved fine golf nu the morning
round and finished with cards of 78
each. Corson idled up n big lend early
in the afternoon session, however, nnd
was five up at the eleventh. It looked
as though it was all over but the shout
ing until l orson made the tactical error
of phi Jug an old ball out of the rough.
Then came Hanson's brace, the slip-up
u that soft putt and the final finish.
Until teams pla.ved with excellent
judgment, Miss Warien . ored icpeat
odl b.v her haul diives and . xeellent
placement. Miss Anderson, who pla.ved
vvhi. h fre
quently confused her oppnn. ut Iv plac
ing the ball tnutalb.inglv out if leuch.
The poiut score follows:
first sr:r
Miss Warren an3 Miss Anderson
4 4 4 111
Miss Ileaton -nd Miss I...ulr
2 2 tl I, J 'J
432
J 24-
SECOXI) SET
Miss Warren and Miss Vn.Icrwri
I 4 .1 n 1 1 1
Miss Ileaton and Miss I.au.l, r
2 'I
wuk show- 1 ntries ft. mi viitiinlh nil
of the 1 bibs, but Vi-spit h nl-, with
ditiies 111 ten of tlie thirteen iiintists
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Itoush. ( in. Iiimitl 1.1 ICO 21
WII.UK N 1. i:c.t 1:
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filili Il-lrnil 11 nn .11
V-n'i IX troll 1(1 If.V 27
Pi 1 klnp hik'i V X. . .IH 1 .1,1 31
sl.lcr s,. !, 41 171! 33
John-., nn. ( let eluli.l 17 lot) 21
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58SO.
LEXINGTON MOTOR CO.
OF PENNA.
' 851 N. Broad Street
ARROW
T'HOr ffAI LOTTED
soft COLLARS
FIT WELL-LOOK WELL
WASH EASILY
Cluett. Pecoorly .y Co., Inc., Troy, If. 1'.
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT DAILY IN THE PUBLIC LEDGER AND EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER
PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS FOR WEEK OF JUNE 23 TO JUNE 28
Subject lo Change
AI Il.lMimv
12th Morris t. Tnii.
Is)
AV
iU'lll.1.0
r.J'l nnd Thompson hts
-tl I AltrAIII V
. I hestnut helow tilth dt.
Miss Klorencr A. Ilallin and William , '"Vl'no Mark
T. Tildcn. L'd. iiiinlihed fm tin 1111.1N TTTTijIlltrs
CHAPMAN TO RACE
IN ONE-HOUR GRIND
Youthful Pace Follower Opposes
Drobach, Bedell and Weber
at Velodrome Tonight
fieorge Chapman, the best-lookinc
follower of pace doveropod in the last
five oars, will wtnrt in the one-houi'
motor-paced grind nt the I'oint Hreeze
Velodiome tonight. Peter Drobach,
Menus I'edell and Freddy Weber will ba
the other starters.
This will be the first one-hour grind
of the f-rufcon. According to tlie rec
ords the winner hhouhl cover more than
forty miles. Chapman, based on the
form he displaed Thursday night in
beating Lawrence nnd Carman, is fa
vored to win.
Another race thnt will be watched is
tlie specinl match Hprint between Harold
Hounsnll. of Toronto, and Frank Har
ris, of tbe Olympic C. C. of this city,
riounpall defeated Harris last Saturday
night, but wns nosed out Thursday
evening. The mntch race, best two out
of three heats, wns the result.
Two nmnteiir cycle rrciiU will pre
cede the two features.
JUNIOR TENNIS TODAY
Intercity Match for Hanna Trophy
at St. Martins
Junior tennis teams nf Philadelphia
nnd Xew York will meet today at the
Philadelphia Cricket Club in nn inter
city match for the Hoamer W. Hanna
Memorial Trophy, presented to the
Philadelphia district by William T. Til
den, 2d, of this city, who is the national
junior representative,
Penn In Tie Game
Kaaton, Pn., Jur.a 21 Ruin topped the
when they defeated Mrs. VV. II. 1'iit.li-
nrd and Louis II, Row land in the tnWcd
doubles, (1-3, (J. a,
HummaricH.
inxcr) Douni i
SemltltillN
Miss Florence A Inllln mil VV li.m T
Tildn. 2.1 cWeMed lira VV II .'nuii.ud
and Louis It Ito'vlanii. n-3. .. .1
JUNtOIi DOlUII.l-s
Championship rim. I
Mls RliZHhoth Warren .n.l I -.' I'.iiul.ipc
Anderson, defeated Miss Marv II.. ii... .mil
Miss Ktitherlnti Iander. U-J. 0-J
Slolla Too Wenli
I'nlike n grent mnnv ntlur de
throned clinmpions. Miss M.tM.i Itjur'
stedt, the Xorse vvonih'i. vvh.. until
.vesterday has succeeded in keeping hei
balance on the pinnacle iif the wninenV
tennis ladder since her advent into this
country in 101-1, did not couie fnith with
n signed statement stating (hat she had l
Ida ed her last match and had decided
to letlre. 1
"I was too weak toda.v." said Molla I
ns she stopped to rest following her!
strenuous and exhaustive llnee set 1
match with Miss Marion .iiuhi stein
yesterday on the classic tilt f lourts of
the Philadelphia Cricket Club, "but I
will 000 back."
Is Popular
Thus wo have the dethioned title
holder's own words that she will not
hang up her tennis shoes and dieiiin of
tlie good old days of ycstcr.veiir. when
she was (pieen of the court. This will
be welcomed nil over tbe countrv, as
Miss Itjurstedt was ever n ver popular
(hampinu.
She was a familiar person on the
eastern tennis courts and known wher
ever tennis is played. Yomigsiris Idol
ize her nnd thousands have been
gladdened vvheiiMnlln consented toashv
nnd bashful bid to allow them to take
her photo. How can a mere man boglp.
to describe this extraordinary girl?
She Is rnther, tall, but so lilhe nnd
swift that she doesn't seem at nil tall.
Much play in the sun has deepened the
natural darkness of her skin, until it is
of the richest gipsy coloring. Her hnir,
which she wears; bobbed it a fashion of
the Hopis, is dark except in patches
here and there, which the sim lins
lightened. Her eyes nre dark nnd
piercing. They flash in a smile that
lights up a room, Out when she is
smashing tho ball across the tennis
Uroail A tf ns tuchnnni Ae
imilAIIVlAV Is!
Hro.ul HI. and Hnder Are
cui'iti;ss
-Via 11 t ,
Man.iyurk.
Kl lll.KA
4(ltli iir.d .Market Sts.
I IMIIA
1.(11 Vt-rket St.
MONDAY
nrt...r, Vvnrulrl, I
s,mt K'rvl.e
TUESDAY
Ih I . rt Warwick tn
St. r.-t s,' r I'.'
Th" lleltcr '(He or Hi
Homince of (11.1 I '.
rv.rothv r).4ton in
Other Men h VV h
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1 1 jin j,- Yi.ur Hu'lmnrt
WEDNESDAY
Ruhpri tru rk in
Hecrt t Sr c(
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THURSDAY
rtli l UMnn in
Mi i m- 11 .. A!on
FRIDAY
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Virtuouc Wle
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1A1ICMOIUNT (t)
l!lh .St Jnd Qirarrt Ave,
AGIN T. TIIIVrKK
Hpjow Hiniuw a.
nrnn Davi in
(l ttirnr Mary M.urlrl
Dniothv Daltnn in
Tho Home iJrpakir
J' i i'Ii FrnWii k ii
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Mar riokfoul In
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(I uln Mn M.it-11
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Mullaln
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Tmrnth T'tIi o In
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(If rulilin rarr r In
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Man'U' rM (Mark In
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Marlon ri.n i'b In
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T"troth T.ltin In
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CornfUut of tli Kit' hfn
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The It l.'llii.u Itrl'i-
MarjrufrUp ' Vtirk In
T.ft h riop
SATURDAY
Kit). 1 I'lavlnn In
VIpii Women 4 Montr
Th,.l! Ilnra la
The sir.-n u Sone
T'nrnth Dflltnn In
oihi r VI ' Wives
laek rl lifnnl In
dn.it Txpe. tntloni
M.iti Nermand In
Th Pst
Mnriru. rli I lark In
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Ut rl I t It In
Th- I 1 -n Pen
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Tin i amlirl.
l.Itl.VT MUtllll.IlN
llro i.l St ut Urle Ave.
Tn-n Monre In
fin.- of tlie Tin. it
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'hha.li.u nf Suspicion
nirnti vi,
l.dth an! W ilnut Sts.
IUTI lfON
"'.Ith ..nd n..iuhln Sta
l.onlR l.enntsun in The
Itnnil l'nlle.1 Ktrnlsht
I oni Mo. ire In
i f th rint
ir .1 i .1 1 o. kwoo.l tn
sh I -. i of suspicion
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Hon I .'i .. I strnluht
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Th. lluh. r
VlnriU'-rltc Clark
I'ome Out of Kit
stir ("i. In VV Ii
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The. la I'ira In
The Hlren hone
Wli i im ritrnum In
Ih. Junizl" Trail
Norni-' T.
Th- .
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TaI
T.lnv'.H
N.-v VI. m
In
Mask
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Woman Woman
ii r din. r.rr.'
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Mil I sr
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Locust iSta.
JIVKKKr ST. rllllAIUK
3J3 .Mnrket St
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MMIN
1-Jd and Market Sts.
(IV I'.KIIItOIIK
(.3d SI and Haverforrt Ave.
i'Ai.Ai'i;
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lll.le Ave & Dauphin St.
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1018 Market St.
tiriiKNT
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23th St and Allegheny Ave.
J'enn-ylvnnia and Mf&yetto here yesterdav court they seem tu Jet forth ruya of
in tbt lUth tnntnff with tbe acore fled f:r
at M, urc
When hi AtlanttA City
Vlult Ilia Colonial Theatre
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Robe it Warwick in
Secret Servicn
Montaffu I.oo in
Throujth tltp Tolls
II t ttamtlton In
After Ifln Own Heart
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Th- nunher
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